Open Access – Christopher P. Long

Practicing Public Philosophy

“Practicing Public Scholarship.” Public Philosophy Journal 1, no. 1 (2018). https://doi.org/10.25335/m5/ppj.1.1-1. Situating the Public Philosophy Journal at the intersection of philosophy and questions of public concern, this essay articulates how the journal hopes to practice…

Christopher LongApril 23, 2018

Articles Publication: Journal Vita

Tracking Plato’s Dogs

“Who Let the Dogs Out? Tracking the Philosophical Life Among the Wolves and Dogs of Plato’s Republic.” In Plato’s Animals: Gadflies, Snakes, Stingrays, Swans, and Other Philosophical Beasts, edited by Jeremy Bell and Michael Naas,…

Christopher LongFebruary 19, 2015

Digital Scholarship The Long Road

Coffee, Smart Phones, and Open Access in the Humanities

@cplong: Advocacy for Open Access in the humanities is gaining momentum. I myself have committed to reviewing articles for Open Access journals and am working with colleagues to develop a new model of open access…

Christopher LongDecember 14, 2014

Digital Scholarship The Long Road

Committing to Open Access

Recently I was asked by the editors of a journal whose mission and scholarship I support and respect to review a book by a scholar I very much admire. In the past, I would have…

Christopher LongOctober 19, 2014

Digital Scholarship The Long Road

Adventures in Open Access: Plato's Dogs, Unleashed

It was paragraph three, section b) of the Contributor Publishing Agreement from Indiana University Press that gave me pause. In it I read that I would not be permitted to post the final published version…

Christopher LongAugust 13, 2014

Digital Scholarship The Long Road

To Be Published or To Be Read

To be published or to be read, that is the question scholars increasingly face. Although publications with reputable university presses or journals continue to be the cornerstone of the tenure and promotion process, many remain…

Christopher LongMarch 19, 2014

The Long Road The Public Philosophy Journal

The Peer Review Coordinator and the Collegiality Index

As we sought to map out the design and functionality of the PPJ with colleagues at Matrix a few weeks ago, we began to suggest how a disciplinary economy of an open peer review might be navigated…

Christopher LongNovember 27, 2013

Long Road Archive

Practicing Public Philosophy

Tracking Plato’s Dogs

Coffee, Smart Phones, and Open Access in the Humanities

Committing to Open Access

Adventures in Open Access: Plato's Dogs, Unleashed

To Be Published or To Be Read

The Peer Review Coordinator and the Collegiality Index

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